In the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, over 340 faculty members train more than 700 advanced degree students and 500 postdoctoral trainees. Over the years, UT Southwestern graduate school faculty have discovered how cells regulate cholesterol, solved the molecular structure of the complex that turns light into chemical energy and discovered G proteins. They are recognized internationally as leaders in their research disciplines. Faculty research interests are diverse and comprehensive. Our faculty include 4 Nobel Prize winning scientists, one winner of the Shaw Prize, 18 members of the National Academy of Sciences, 14 members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and 11 members of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Links About FacultyDistinguished Faculty Faculty Directory Faculty in the News Howard Hughes Medical Institute New Faculty Research Forum at UT Southwestern Search for Faculty by Research Interests Web Resources for Faculty Search for Faculty by Research Interests Using the tool to the left, searches done by research interests (i.e. cancer, diabetes) will display names of faculty members involved in this type of research in alphabetical order, by department, or by program. Search for Faculty by Name Using the tool to the left, searches done by the name of a faculty member will give users the option of reviewing a biographical sketch, details of research, or contact information.
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